New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-12

| work 70 accomplish that result
notice that p3itical party about to bs launched ha;
%y IN
for alton the alcohol and tobacco they
No I would not tax unless absolutely necessary the
people the comfort, and Of life
OF those In humble circumstances And the chief glory Of
hghe in The science Of microscopy cannot dis
70 n me howeysr that am Limited 70 hsesn
ing fortidcations do believe maintaining large
s er he S s % %a
or dong our coast lines with iorcatons for that purpose
tho art OF war and as nucleus for the
no wv more APPLAUSE wcnld maintain our
% and Ss and Sa gTIs Gr
cate and mechanics In the science Of their con-
sructon All that Is necessary know American engineers
ana know AMI kHowege can only Dc OBJ
to and utilize Its supphesand forces when
quite aware that somewhat indefinite defining
unnecessary maintain Government upon
footing European nations are compelled 70 do for selde
conquest against and Will be able to
maintain our boundaries against Continental neghbors
without too large expenditure or Notifications The arts
more all that required for necessary
in tho arts Of war would e1pend Our Government Is not
tribuu0n oil bread 20 the w'rkngmen OF t4s country we
caprice people popuarlze the Government tho
umo oe9 ana We are nor 70 nrsa woIH 70 sHS
every At sufficient for seltsuppor and to create
had been formed Well arn in favor OF ali welldrectci
movements in tlat direction, aud viii suggest to That society
that the WAY remove poverty 70 reform tho vicious
and the lazy. Applause Dispense with crime and inio
encc and every ono WIN DO rch aborer wage,workers
and labor eouSh 70 create surplus they will all DO
f IN s s eaun sI se % m reS o s bS % nGr
ual workers and in Judgment that Is the right policy for
eacl individual worker to pursue know there is great
deal said about capital and It's undue power ana influence but
eo g tT JHs py workers h the mind or hands
their labor thoy should constantly ant uacessng create
and time monkeys tails upon
man woman or child be oppressS by taxation posses
or by any method dospoe o. tho surPus honestly
So encouragei T. incrs lso theirs tApplaaso.l
Mr.. DEPEw on IHE TARIFF AND OTHER THINGS.
The Chairman next introduced Mr.. Depov as follows:
GEyrLnuN. give you the thrl regular upon the
list and in doing VIII not name the sneaker 6nt viii
merely introduce to you the next President OF the United
The toast was "Tara for Protection against Tariff
for revenue only" Three cheers gvon Tor Mr.
Depcw who bashully ami remained standing while
the enthusiasm continued. Ito then smiled wiped his
mouth with his napkin and prefaced his remarks with
the wors give rest uttered during lull in the
applause. Proceeding, no said:
Mr. President, have boon introduced $4,000 times ~
o,ary thing To Introduce me as the ncSt Iresidon: Of
United state, mat Il Is to most venerable Chestnut o. ne
vas all there was ofit would take It. fdreat laughter
don' hero on" ons, sni tat I 5at our guest
~ ms lev ylaet ,I - n fSorng In o
ourselves II avo him. 70 the neea minutes allotted bT
where tho reporter would not be present bIt when va
eye sharp Psncea gentlemen landed in my library
s NJ Pepo% wa you 9PHis Us w tan lsaTT nsy 9" "a
piled We have visited them all al the other spes kerr
iem '' Z, TooseSeli for revision so that when he
rnn' i2r rr'sae. no faie o o. Rey said
We corrected That onIseyes Laa:he9' Now 3s ss
nothing serious TOm tho lst OF May TO me
Isl T S' sf boln li'' even the town pump WR,eS
iuns at the every month OF the year dros in July
wish al tbs stSsc Of the proceedings make myself all
iIaash,crl There are I5o)cojo Of people n
this COUNTRY who on @'oo9 s Ir losses te 6Ssa"fs
% M NOT stem and thew come 10 their bfsakfasts with
tcr br,ns on edge their tcmpsrs acerbaied their
dyslepe and they PICK up The sps Chez 81 'Io
u,or inG .gaaol against tho orator. and there are
MINT MINT 10 70" san sp w'G ts ca" remedial relation to their
fellow citizens Laughter II Il now haliPast 10 o'clock,
protection against tan for revenue only smith shut
a friend Of mine vas travelling in tho mountains
S and the ony sed they have IN that e6Dniry to at
tend The hanging Of horse tet the rope Was about 70
when sheriff said: gentlemen aud ladies' We wiz I'M
ter.i NoW. 90 not propose talk much about
~ eson gent 'mcn who understand much better
,IaushSr Alexander Hamilton struck No key note Of
s the p.ryrilous grot Of this Republic before the war
psusel There IN this country Tor Only two parties
and only Two parties can o survive sabs h e" now
already tolym Tue ocooon,s i. he subeei OF laSor
ami The parties zach OF them to The best Of as ability
aa r S0 or e. % aTy to solve the sxPeri@eat
and R ae y To- ts S interests Of the city, whcn rete
from oce he s he a not ST aI9u31 Deim9n r I h
9599ehq Tesle oo.eyo is tho Only York dude
SSai has GOT The making Of man in him.
S 10 , oaSht ies me sst t got Accept the as
RANGES of my DISTINGUISHED con,ldeFa,lion Lang,
tor , Bn' . s S5S RGrE 6oRSPimen3 be.
loosevelt innls in hi. ~ ms If
aTgfoacns every day and seldom reaching, the
SOME THINGS THAT OTHERS SAID.
Tho next speaker was Henry Cabot Lodge who
spoke 20 the toast "Our Foreign Policy" Cen
eral Horace Porter responded for THE Army
and Yayy" and entertained the audience 10 high de-
reo Of 6llarty by his apt illusions and original puns.
Joseph H. Choate, who was huOaiuSet a. r 'no SoS
Capital" Said he:
deal about the grievances o. labor Threat
er arr great prophecies internal convulsons which tn.
labor qgesn y 70 sng where every S6oreT
is nee 10 90 exactly plee where he an command ms
Where very iaaa Who land have section by
gong 10 Tx IT, py resort To- force or Violence
ynd The fights o. labor Cheer oSsv e a. VA t g
wears has yihdiciei rights OF aor and that FREQ
D"r ' OH Sa o. y" Tien Rep1bcsn President 1T
o. January. loo2 set his manual ssn ,e Labor g
for ever loud cho-rs and think too. that the Republican
Marty has furnished three instances OF the dignity M
aor and The rewards always hero have awaited ald VIII
the exercise labor sixty seventy years ago
there was poor white boy 10 the state OF hontnoky as ho
less AS ~ serabe In his circumstances as was ever ay an.
In this Repubc but he. from the r1'lost moment OF ~ ~
,tence was devoted Labor and beginning Mlh uu
neanest Kinds manual work he rO5o from hOnor 20 o
Ill by his follow citizens IN me fIes Sltos 10 %
crisis Of our country 20 rs an
when the hand OF the assassin lhld MN 10" aura
baw Iincon passed into history the great
champion OF FREQ labor aud tho most Triumphant %
what the institutions Of freedom could produce lffoohSo"
cheeral
fow years later the Boy GARFIELD risng non f so
too OF tho grand uinnlmpnS ,b T
American 'abOf. Take also j. o. blano WI.
Nv dat of MUCK aud hard work was be tho great
tho Republican party oheersL and no
did not succeed IL not for want OF pluck eoquehce
aud earncstness OF purposo on nus o paTt no s
devotion u interest OF cpary That lac eu DeHeNo
that the Republican party IS tho true party TO which he
labor,rs IN this country can LOOK, anu al men nno
uTopoe them selves by the dignity OF tle own
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